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 Anonymous:
Jimmy
and his family were our friends and insureds for years.
Jimmy was going to work in a northern suburb early in
one morning and was involved in a head on crash with
another vehicle. Jimmy's vehicle burned up at the scene
and Jimmy was killed instantly. Although the person
in the other vehicle eventually recovered from their
injuries, they could not remember anything about the
accident. Litigation in this case dragged on for years.
All court costs were paid by the insurance company. |
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Anonymous:
One
of our clients lost control of their vehicle on an icy
road, and went into a lane of oncoming traffic. This
client was carrying the minimum limits of liability
coverage required by law in Minnesota. After being involved
in litigation for some time, the insured came in and
placed maximum liability and property damage limit coverages
on his older vehicle. Unfortunately, those limits did
not cover the original accident. |
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Anonymous:
Sam
was driving home from his business after closing one
night when he happened upon a deer in the road. Sam
swerved to miss the deer, but went in the ditch and
hit a tree. His car insurance covered his vehicle, but
Sam was severely injured. |
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Anonymous:
A
daughter of one of our insureds lost control of her
parents vehicle. Luckily, they were carrying sufficient
limits of liability because the girl struck another
vehicle and killed the driver. Although the entire family
was traumatized, the insurance coverages paid for counseling
and stood behind the family during the ensuing litigation. |
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